Quality Aerobic Septic Tank Systems in Mineral Wells, TX

From conventional septic systems to aerobic septic tank systems in Mineral Wells, TX and Weatherford, TX. Septic One Septic Tank Service has what you need. We'll be there for you when you need a septic tank service company. Our services span eight Texas counties.

Learn more about septic system maintainence to preserve your sysem by calling 817-659-1160 today.

Conventional Septic System

In a conventional system, gravity carries wastewater to an underground, concrete septic tank and then to a drain field. Water pools in the tank long enough for ingredients in the water to separate properly. For example, grease and oils rise to the top as a layer of scum, and solids sink to the bottom as sludge. A septic company then disposes of it at an appropriate disposal site. The remaining, clear water flows out to the drain field. The microbes found in the soil surrounding the panels and pipes act as filters to the water.

Aerobic Septic System

As one of our most popular septic systems, we're confident an aerobic septic system will break down solids more efficiently than anaerobic bacteria from a standard septic tank. This system mixes air into the waste system, which allows oxygen-loving bacteria to flourish. Clean water is then dispersed above ground with spray heads.

The Power of an Aerobic Septic System

If you’re looking to update or replace your home’s septic system, you should consider switching to an aerobic septic system. By using oxygen to further breakdown solids, an aerobic septic system offers a cleaner, environmentally friendly alternative to traditional septic systems. Learn about the many benefits of switching to an aerobic septic system from the experts at your local Weatherford, TX septic service company,

Low Pressure Dosing (LPD) System

A low pressure dosing system treats and pumps water back into the soil several times a day. Three tanks work together to pump and distribute the wastewater into the soil.

Drip System

The drip system resembles the conventional one. This type of septic system uses a shallow drain field where water trickles over a wide area in a measured dose, forming a pump chamber.

Mound System

If the soil is too thin or contains too much clay, we load a truck full of sand and gravel, with a drain buried inside. Disguising a mound can be a landscaping challenge because you can't use trees or shrubs. Luckily for you, our professionals have the experience to help.

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